Miner's Wife Seeks Share of Enormous England Estate
Louisa Kentucky reports that Mrs. George Frith and her brother Homer Lester of Pond Creek claim a direct line to George Boothe, founder of a vast estate valued at 200 million dollars. They allege inheritance and expect shares between two and twelve million dollars each, with lawyers in Washington and New York handling the filing after lost papers delayed action.
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Louisa, Ky
George Frith
Homer Lester
Pond Creek
Here
George Boothe
England
Boothe
Sandwich
Kent
America
Gloucester
Frith
Christiansburg
Washington
New York
Noted Hopi Runner Loses Race to Cow Pony Boss
Hopi runner Flying Eagle failed to match speed against Boss, a nine year old western cow pony, in a 100 mile race at Roswell New Mexico. After forty three miles he collapsed and was rushed to hospital, five miles behind the leading roustabout. Flying Eagle had been tied to Hopi mesa search missions for the lost airliner City of San Francisco.
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Roswell
N. M
Flying Esgie
Boss
Flying Eagle
San Francisco
Ancient horse aided travel on ski in snow
The article notes that Scandinavians used horses walking on ski to aid movement in deep snow before the Christian era, and that ancient Armenians trained horses to walk on ski in snowy conditions.
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London
Quote on vanity and self-importance from Cincinnati Enquirer
A reflection notes that some people derive more satisfaction from feeling important than from achieving real merit. The Cincinnati Enquirer comments on the social dynamics of status and self worth.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
$100,000,000 Plan To Aid U S Wheat Farmers
Chicago reports the Farmers National Grain corporation forms after a conference with the federal farm board. A revolving fund of 100 million dollars will back loans to wheat co operatives to stabilize prices and support marketing through designated points. Officers include B Cottington of Iowa as president and Huff of Kansas as vice president with headquarters in Chicago.
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Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Canadian Wheat Pool
Congress
Relief of Agriculture
Farm Board
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Federal Farm Boards
Julius Barnes
J. Cottington
Stanhope
Iowa
C. EB. Huff
Salina
Kan
L. E. Webb
Dodge City
Pantages Found Guilty of Assault in Los Angeles
Multimillionaire theater magnate Alexander Pantages was found guilty of criminal assault on seventeen year old dancer Eunice Pringle. A seven man five woman jury recommended penitentiary with leniency, warning that the sentence could run from one to fifty years.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
African Envoy Arrives in New York En Route to Washington
Eric H. Louw first minister of the Union of South Africa to the United States landed in New York recently on his way to Washington. He previously served as trade commissioner in New York and in London.
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New York
Eric H. Louw
Union of South Africa
United States
Washington
London
St Pauls Major Bowling Results At School Alleys
Last Monday night at St Pauls school alleys the teams posted no changes in record totals to date. Several clubs moved in the standings after wins and losses while individual marks remained intact. Schedule lists four matches for Monday November 4 with G L Band facing C E L at 7 pm Twin City Sales meeting Albrecht Bros at 7 pm Super A C versus Pintas at 9 pm and Hausman Colts meeting American Legion at 9 pm.
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St. Paul’s
G. L. Band
E. L
Twin City Sales
Albrecht Bros
Super A. C
Pintas
Hausman Colts
American Legion
Hausman
Pintas Hausman
B. Kline
W. Nerche
J. Vanhoevering
Lundquist
Secessengasancontesesasenae
E. Claussen
E. Albrecht
Wanes
Ancees
L. Schleiman
Tal
James
L. Radke
Wiegle Markus Aesene
Markus
Twin City Sales Dreshall
Jorden
H. McGrain
Rieser
Dreshall
Perreterery
Sesens
Pintas Macuser Eemaaneees
Covene
Albrecht Iron
Imagination’s Evil Haunts the Mind, Not the Blade
A reflective remark on fear in thought over external threats. The speaker contrasts air like phantoms that terrify with men of steel and bloody purpose, noting sorrow’s inward burden. The quote frames inner dread as deeper than visible violence.
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Thomas Bailey
Fesler Shines as Bright Star for Buckeyes in Michigan
Ohio State halfback Wesley Fesler stands out as the Buckeyes brightest performer in the Michigan contest with a brilliant display of playmaking and rushing moments.
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Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Buckeye
Michigan
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Horace Holmes
M. R. Weidner
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William Staat
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Atwater Kent Radios
Dolton
Twin City
Lincoln Avenue
Malloy Coal Co
Excello Pocahontas
Kennedy Furnace Lump
Malloy
Malloy Coal Company
Chas Reqiste
Van
Rye
Tome Trist
U. S
National Grain Body Files
Seattle
Northern
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
A. Legion Super A
BE. Slimger
C. Struss
J. Locker
Aenee
M. Nerche
P. Miller
America Legion
H. Bock
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H. Wiebke
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